Hello Andrew,

Thanks for your reply. I will try to make my own implentation, maybe i have 
some detailed questions

Paul

Andrew Berman (10/05/2005 14:11):
>I first created a util class so the access to the
>AppContext is restricted to one class.  You access it
>by using the static method getApplicationContext() in
>SpringStaticAppContextListener.  Then my pages call a
>static getService method in my util class (my web tier
>will only access the service layer of my mid-tier). 
>The util class is the one that has the bean names
>hard-coded so as to contain all Spring related stuff
>within one class.  
>
>--Andrew
>
>--- Voors Paul <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Hello Andrew,
>> (or someone else)
>> 
>> Method 1 looks nice to me, but there is one thing
>> not clear to me: how do you access the appContext in
>> your application?
>> 
>> I presume that i have toe replace the
>> ContextLoaderListener class with the
>> SpringStaticAppContextListener in my web.xml.
>> 
>> But then?
>> How can I access the applicationContext in my pages
>> and application?
>> 
>> Paul
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> Andrew Berman (10/04/2005 20:26):
>> >I've successfully used two different methods for
>> >getting the ApplicationContext which does not
>> require
>> >the weird wiring of beans for the WicketServlet and
>> >requires no special Application classes.  
>> >
>> >1.  See
>>
>>http://forum.springframework.org/viewtopic.php?t=3224
>> >Scroll to the bottom.  He extends
>> >ContextLoaderListener and provides a static
>> reference
>> >to the AppContext.
>> >
>> >2.  Use SingletonBeanFactoryLocator or
>> >ContextSingletonBeanFactoryLocator.  The API docs
>> for
>> >SingletonBeanFactoryLocator explain exactly how to
>> do
>> >it.
>> >
>> >Because I currently still have code using Spring
>> MVC,
>> >I decided to use #1, so my old code can still
>> access
>> >the AppContext as well as my new Wicket code.  The
>> >second method will load up a second instance of the
>> >AppContext if you are already loading up one
>> anywhere
>> >in the app.  Anyone have any thoughts on these two
>> >methods?  I think the advantages are that you can
>> >setup Wicket without any fancy jazz in the
>> appContext.
>> >
>> >--Andrew
>> >
>> >
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